Boldline

In this episode, you'll hear from Jason Siegel, the President and CEO of the Greater Orlando Sports Commission (GO Sports). Jason takes you through his career path and explains how the commission works to bring major sporting events to Orlando, boosting the local economy. Tune in for an inside look at the competitive world of sports tourism and what it takes to succeed in this field. Jason also talks about GO Sports plans for the future and some of his most memorable experiences, including a touching story about Muhammad Ali. Discover the teamwork that defines Orlando's sports scene and learn why the city is becoming a go-to destination for sports events of all kinds.

Tune in for a conversation with Jordan George, Chief Experience Officer at Curium Solutions. Pam explores Jordan's career journey from his early days in food service to his current leadership role at Curium, an international company specializing in business transformation. Jordan shares valuable insights on Curium's people-first approach to change management, the concept of work time reduction, and the importance of creating positive experiences for both employees and clients. Discover valuable insights into current trends in organizational development and leadership from this thought-provoking conversation with a seasoned industry professional. 

In this episode of Boldline, we welcome John Crossman, one of the most well-known and respected real estate minds in the country and the founder and president of CrossMarc Services. John shares insights from his diverse background, growing up as a pastor's kid and transitioning into a successful real estate career. We explore John’s passion for diversity, education, and mental health, as well as his book Career Killers, Career Builders," which targets millennials and offers advice on navigating career challenges. He also discusses the importance of discernment, setting expectations, and maintaining work-life balance while pursuing professional goals. 

On this episode of Boldline, Pam speaks with Tanisha Nunn Gary, President & CEO of the African American Chamber of Commerce of Central Florida. Tanisha shares her inspiring career journey, transitioning from an 18-year career in law to leading the Chamber's mission of empowering and advocating for Black-owned businesses across Central Florida. Dive into the challenges minority entrepreneurs face, the invaluable resources available at the National Entrepreneur Center, and the Chamber's 80th anniversary in 2025. Tanisha and Pam also bond over their love of music, Central Florida's vibrant community, and the magic of an impromptu encounter with the legendary Tina Turner. 

In this episode of Boldline, you'll hear from Casandra Matej, the president and CEO of Visit Orlando. Casandra shares her extensive experience in the hospitality and tourism industry, her path to leading Visit Orlando, and how she navigated the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. She also discusses the recovery of Orlando's tourism, the importance of the industry to the local economy and community, and the diverse career opportunities available. For more information visit: Visit Orlando | Hotels, Restaurants, Things to Do & Vacation Guide  

On this episode of Boldline, Pam Nabors is joined by Chris Kuselias, as Chris discusses his multifaceted career journey from finance to sports broadcasting to workforce development and now to impact investing. Pam and Chris explore changes in the modern workforce and economy, the growing importance of entrepreneurship, using one's skills to uplift others, and more. Chris also shares about his new endeavor, Ocean Crest Ventures, which invests in startups aimed at positively impacting people's lives.

Tune in for another episode of Boldline as Pam Nabors, President and CEO of CareerSource Central Florida, interviews financial advisor Jason Chepenik about his career journey in the financial planning industry. Jason discusses his longtime passion for helping people plan for retirement, and the importance of saving, managing debt, and investing for the future. He also shares his creative approaches to engaging people on financial topics, from creating a taco truck-themed campaign to his 401k "Race for Financial Fitness" event. 

In this inaugural episode of the Boldline podcast, Pam Nabors interviews Bryan Orr, Co-Owner of Kalos Services Inc. an Orlando-area HVAC contracting business, and host of the HVAC School Podcast. Bryan shares his unique background and reveals how Kalos has grown over the years into a 270+ person company offering services beyond just HVAC. Bryan also talks about his new book "Unconformed" which aims to provide encouragement around pursuing trades and other hands-on careers, as well as his passion for giving back by creating more training programs and resources in the HVAC field. Throughout the conversation, Bryan and Pam touch on workforce development topics related to peer and parent pressure towards traditional college, the need to lift up skilled trades, and the importance of following your interests even if they start as hobbies.  

In this episode, Pam welcomes Tadar Muhammad, not only as a podcast guest but also as the new Chief Operating Officer at CareerSource Central Florida. Tadar shares his journey from growing up on the south side of Chicago to his impactful career in workforce development. The two discuss the transformative power of workforce initiatives, the importance of community partnerships, and the vision of being bold in their approach. From personal anecdotes about music preferences on a deserted island to the broader impact of their work on the Central Florida region, this conversation offers a blend of personal insights and professional aspirations. Join Pam and Tadar as they delve into the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for CareerSource Central Florida.

Tune in as Tamara Atkinson, CEO of Workforce Solutions Capital Area (Texas), joins Pam Nabors, President and CEO of CareerSource Central Florida, for a conversation about the challenges and opportunities that come along with being a workforce leader. Tamara shares what she appreciates both personally and professionally about Austin, Texas and how her role as a leader has changed and expanded over the past few years. Tamara discusses her educational background and career trajectory, and the importance of having a mentor. She also reveals the economic forecast for her region and the current tension between employers and job seekers.        2nd degree connection2nd CEO at Workforce Solutions Capital Area